Chris Collins explains why people think he's always right: he asks direct questions to find truth fast and doesn't let others' opinions sway him. He sees himself as an ambassador who reports what's actually working, without bias.
The reason why the perception is that I'm always right is I'm asking the thing. I'm asking the question that gets me closer to the truth quicker. I'm not as affected by people's culty. Well, you can't say that, or you can't do that or whatever. I feel obligated to, to be.
An ambassador for our clients in the sense to tell them, you know, what is working and what isn't without any sort of biases or color in that sense. Right. And if something's working, I'm. I'm going to tell you that it's working as much as if it isn't working.
